What is the number one culprit of child poisonings at home? The surprising answer...

If you’ve got little ones - hide your makeup!

According to Consumer Reports, cosmetics and personal care products are now the leading cause of child poisonings at home. Keep in mind many of these products look and smell pretty, which makes them more tempting to a child. That includes hair care products and toiletries. Nail polish remover poses an especially serious risk. Here are some other items to keep out of reach of children:

* Pain relievers. Not only should they be kept out of reach, you should avoid taking medication in front of a small child. They love to imitate you.

* Household cleaners. It may seem obvious but a lot of parents can’t resist keeping these handy under a kitchen or bathroom sink. That’s a bad idea.

* Topical preparations. Diaper rash creams, acne medications, calamine and camphor-based ointments and lotions are poisonous when ingested. After every diaper change, put all your diaper stuff, including baby powder, out of your child's reach.